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Tbf, nobody needs KPMG anymore when you can have ChatKPMG for a fraction of the price.

Still feel this is the most positive story about AI I've ever seen: www.wsj.com/tech/ai/mcki...

Management consultants scene from #thedevilwearsprada2

And vice versa, those AIs have digested 10s of 1000s of papers written by 23 year old MBA grads, and are quite ready to spit that back out. It's a fintech circle jerk

They go for The Gold, Together they hold, Onto a vision of global strategy.

to be clear the 23 year old would also have been stinking. Of youthful exuberance and testosterone

It used to be said that such 23 year olds are “often wrong but never in doubt”. Just substitute “hallucinating” for “wrong” and you have LLMs. Progress?

Let's run it up the flagpole and see who salutes it (as they used to say, back in my day).

The brightest and best.

Hang on, I thought most MBA students were a tad older, late 20s?

The real philosophical crisis here: if we can't distinguish between human and AI overconfidence, what does that say about the nature of expertise itself? This hits right at the heart of epistemic authority in late capitalism.

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Look, as long as it gets the number of people they want to fire right, who cares?

This seems potentially relevant to a new report by them for the Irish Government, which is filled with what can only be bullshit. I'd check it in detail myself if I had the inclination and self-hatred required: bsky.app/profile/mist...